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Old 05-09-2008, 07:30 PM #1
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Default Just that one scene

There are some movies that, when on TV, I will actually watch just to see one 2-minute scene. I just saw a commercial for "First Wives Club" and I will make an effort to catch the ending when they do their You Don't Own Me routine as they dance away into the night. I love love love that scene!

Another is the bridal luncheon scene in "My Best Friend's Wedding" when they all burst into song together.

Oh! One more is the first couple minutes of "A Few Good Men" when the silent drill team is doing their routine.

So, how about it, is there a segment of a movie that can suck you in over and over again?
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